Twisted fish bread

Bread rolls were the first kind of bread I ever made. I made these rolls with my favourite dough.When the dough is not stretching well, cover with a tightly wrung out kitchen towel and let it sit for a little while.I used about 1/2 an egg for the dough and the remaining for the glaze. Recipe by Maria358

I studied various recipes to make my favorite super-simple bread dough.Change the shape to make various pastries. See what you can come up with. Recipe by Sachirepi

This is the sweet potato version of my soft twisted pumpkin bread. The filling is made with both sweet potato and cheese. I tried over and over to get this recipe right.Adjust the amount of water in the bread dough based on how watery the potatoes are. Since there's a lot of filling being used, don't twist the dough too much or the filling will squeeze out. The point is to twist them lightly and gently, and then tuck the ends underneath. Recipe by Kechauru recipe

A friend tipped me on the fact that bread is softer and more tasty using cake flour in the dough, so through a process of trial and error, adding 10 g at a time, I came up with this perfect ratio of ingredients.*Measure the ingredients precisely.*The proofing will not go well without enough moisture in the dough, so spray it with water if it is too dry.*I was also uneasy about the results at first, but the stickiness of the dough will eventually even out to a smooth dough.For those who don't have a bread machine, do your best without it. Recipe by *ai*

As of late I haven't been able to get fish sausage bread, like I used to eat when I was a kid, so I made them myself.The came out even better then the ones I used to buy (maybe because they are fresh?)Keep the dough covered with plastic wrap or a dishcloth to prevent it from drying out.You only need about 4 cm of frying oil. If using that amount, just make sure to move them around a bit so they fry nice and evenly.I used Nissei brand fish sausages this time. Recipe by Homard Ebiko

I made some melon bread with cocoa powder.Step 7: For the cookie dough not to dry out, roll out one portion at a time. Cover with a damp towel, the same as you did for the bread dough.Step 11: The baking time depends on your oven.Using margarine will make the dough difficult to handle and a little bit too soft. Recipe by Yuuyuu0221

While referring to Nao's recipe, I tried my hand at making this in my own way. This is my favorite gratin bread. I use a bread maker, and am so happy that it can knead. It turned out really good, so I decided to upload it this time.Please use your favorite bread dough.Please make the sauce a bit thick and rich. You're going to have a hard time in wrapping it in the dough if it is too soft.... When wrapping it in the dough, please make sure the rolls don't touch the others around it. The dough won't come apart, and the filling might come out. It is convenient to divide the filling up exactly among the number of bread dough pieces. You can extra dough, so please try making it by adding in your favorite fillings. Recipe by Maimama

I wanted to bake some monkey bread because I just bought new kugelhupf molds.To change things up, I made coffeed flavored monkey bread.Adjust the amount of water depending on your bread starter.It takes some time and effort to divide the dough into small balls, but you just have to be patient!No need to worry about the balls not being equally sized; it'll still end up looking good.The key is to work fast! Recipe by suzu-ren

I thought of making old fashioned bread rolls.Because it's hard to brown things properly in my oven, I use a higher temperature. Please adjust your baking time and temperature based on your oven.You can use just milk or milk and the egg. When adding it in, keep an eye on the dough and adjust to make it easier to knead. Recipe by Ayachipan

I just wanted to use up some leftover plain yogurt, so I added a lot of it.The dough is made simply by mixing yogurt into it, but I didn't want to go out of my way to make something extra to top the bread but I still wanted some sort of simple topping, so I was pondering this problem for a while.I used a 21 cm frying pan with a removable handle to bake this bread. A 21 cm frying pan can hold about 346 ml, but an 18 cm square baking pan can hold about 324 ml. So the bread should come out to about the same size. Calculate the capacity of whatever pan you want to use to bake the bread in this way. For a domed bread loaf, just put the dough in the pan. For a square Pullman type loaf, calculate the amount of dough by dividing the capacity of the pan by 3.5. Recipe by Osshosan

On June 5th, this recipe was ranked number 1 in popular searches! On January 23rd, it became a featured recipe. You can make fluffy, authentic bread with this recipe!The origin of this recipeOriginally, this was a recipe for sandwich bread. I wanted to try the dough course on my bread machine, and it turned out so delicious that I decided to keep the steps for myself.

What if I used a little bit of custard cream to make cream bread??Since there is cream rolled into the bread, it's quite fluffy when it's baked.When removing it from the pan, be careful not to make it fall apart.It's safest to line the pan with baking paper or grease with shortening.I didn't line the pan with anything this time and had some trouble getting the bread out. Recipe by Anmika

I had a bunch of potatoes, so I added it to the batter to use it up.Mash the potatoes to a similar consistency as the bread dough so that it's easy to knead into it. You can use bread flour to sprinkle the dough, but you'll have a crispier finish if you use joshinko. I quartered 10 g of butter for the top and placed them on top before baking. Recipe by Gomeko

A bakery near where I used to live, sold kabocha squash bread. I used to love the simple sweetness and bright color. I felt nostalgic about it and wanted to have it again, so I borrowed ideas from several places to come up with this similar recipe. It's been a big success!Adjust the amount of water added depending on how watery the kabocha squash you use is.Use whatever kabocha squash paste you like. I made mine like this: I added 40g of sugar to 150 g of microwaved and cooked kabocha squash, and microwaved the mixture again to evaporate some of the moisture. Recipe by Kechauru recipe

I always wanted to put together a recipe for character bread and finally came up with this interesting idea to make a snake. I tried making several snakes that were curled up,but this turned out best. Recipe by Shiroi grape

I have been wanting to eat cinnamon rolls for the first time in a while, so I made some.When you are rolling out the dough, you can roll it out as much as you want, but I'm lazy so I don't do it as much and it turns out fine.The ends aren't so pretty after cutting the dough up, so what I do is I twist the ends when rolling it so I can enjoy the ends too.(Step 6 shows the top part.) Recipe by milk*cocoa

I don't have a bread machine but I wanted to make bread. I've been making bread with this method for more than 10 years. The recipe was taken from an old book and adapted to my preferences. I cut down on the 2nd rising time a bit.You can use this dough for many kinds of bread, so try combining it with delicious ingredients. Recipe by minmin!

I bought a bread maker, so I wanted to make a delicious bread rather than use someone else's recipe. After many trials, I arrived to this recipe.This recipe makes one serving.The majority of the bread I make is made with this dough. Recipe by Tarosan

I wanted to make a bread that could be eaten as a snack. I thought I would just twist and twist and form into a loop, but they came out bigger than I expected, so I made them in heart shapes which came out so cute. So I decided on these.♡ They're probably good for Valentine's Day too.♫♬1/26, I changed the method of shaping the dough just a little bit. I think this way will probably turn out a little more pleasing to the eye... Recipe by Dokintan

#breads Monkey bread is also called as Puzzle bread, Hungarian coffee bread, bubble bread and/or pull-a-part bread. Monkey Bread is one of the most popular "American" breakfast dishes. Despite the name, this bread has no connection with the primates. It is believed that the name "monkey bread" attributes to the fact that the bread being a pull-a-part finger food, the enjoyer would pick apart the bread as a monkey would. Monkey bread is a sweet, sticky, gooey, soft, pinch -me bread made from little balls of dough rolled in cinnamon sugar and baked together in a bundt pan.In this recipe, I filled each of the dough balls with chocolate spread to give it an extra chocolatey twist.

It's apple season now, so I combined our family's signature recipe for apple pie filling, with soft and fluffy milk bread to make apple bread.※I use a Panasonic Home Bakery bread machine, and set it to the Bread Dough program.※Bring unsalted butter to room temperature before adding it to the bread machine.※I used a SHARP oven to raise the dough.※I normally use white sugar for bread, but I used light brown sugar this time. Please use whichever you prefer. Recipe by Banyangarden

My mom made this bread all my life growing up, she gave me her recipe and I have stuck with it to this day, my family loves it and I end up baking it twice a week. everyone who taste it ask for the recipe so I decided to share it with all.

I made this for my husband who enjoys bread on the side.If the dough doesn't stretch out, increase the resting time after the first rising. If you're impatient, place the ham on top of the dough and roll it out together. While lightly stretching the dough, roll it up. When using scissors, a deeper cut is better. It's okay if the bottom isn't perfectly level! It'll even out while baking. If they're are extremely slanted, push down on the baking tray a bit to even out. Recipe by xcaret

I tried to come up with an original recipe using "Secret Apple Filling". I tried all sorts of complicated recipes, but in the end I settled on this simple bread recipe.Be sure to close the seam tightly in Step 19, or the rolls may burst open when rising. Also, be sure to drain the apple filling well before spreading it on the dough. Recipe by Wagamamahime

I've loved melon bread since I was little, so I've been making my own version, obsessing about the cookie dough and bread dough, since I was a student.This is very popular as a gift, so my friends have given it the name "Meg's Melon Bread". This melon bread recipe is my beloved child.In step 8: the cookie dough is sticky, but be very stingy with the flour on the work surface. Otherwise the granulated sugar won't stick to it properly.Layer the cookie dough and bread dough in the same way with the same sides down. Recipe by MeguBroaden

I like sausage bread so I make them often, but twisting the dough around the sausages is pretty hard. So I thought up an easy but still attractive way to make the rolls.I always pay attention to how much the dough rises.The rolls may look complicated, but they are actually easy. I used to use sausages on skewers or use two small ones at once before I found these sausages. These ones have 8 per package, and are just right for making this sausage bread. Recipe by Mimimiccho

For Totoro-loving kids!When forming the Totoros, make sure they are flat.The cookie dough should be rolled out thinly to get a nice finish. Recipe by Rapuu

I aimed to recreate the walnut rolls from the Little Mermaid Bakeries (a chain of bakeries in Japan).If your bread machine chops the walnuts up too finely, add the walnuts 5 to 10 minutes later, or instead of adding them to the bread machine, knead some chopped walnuts into the dough when you form the rolls.The ratio of whole wheat to bread flour is as follows: For a tender crumb, use 100 g whole wheat and 140 g bread flour; for a sturdier, denser crumb use 140 g whole wheat to 100 g bread flour. Please adjust between those ranges to your taste. For 12 rolls. Recipe by Kokubocchi

This is a variation on regular bread rolls.The ideal temperature to raise the dough is 105°F/40°C. For 2 to 3 servings. Recipe by Kokoacchi

I was trying to make a homemade version of my nephew's favourite store-bought snack. I think I've almost replicated it, except for the size.This is a very soft dough, so it's a bit hard to handle, but it will become smooth after a good bit of kneading. For 20 x 13 cm [7.9 x 5.1 in] breadsticks. Recipe by uronn